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am- and Good Will r-Wo, W, TAKING TIME from the busy Christmas rush to bring food for cheer baskets are seniors Julie Sadovnick and Gerlyn McDonald. PREPARING A cheer basket for the student donations are Bill Thomas, Patsy Gonzales, Vickie Johnston and Barbara Glover. Each activity class prepares a box of 'Food which is presented to the Salvation Army during the Christmas Assembly. 5 at of tw ' ,,',- :f ,v VV .,VV If I , A 5 SENDING CHRISTMAS cards is one ofthe many ways students annually spread the Christmas spirit. 25
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24 ' V: Christmas Brings Both Good Times Christmas drastically alters Odessa High. Sud- denly there is anticipation of holiday parties, fun, and best ot all, enough time to sleep late. The general pervading attitude of students and teachers becomes a bit friendlier. Activities' cheer baskets are slowly filled with canned food in hopes that the sophomore class will award them the best cheer basket prize. Dress- up day and the parting Christmas assembly are part of the custom of Odessa High at Christmas time. The highlight of the Christmas activities each year is the All School Prom which is always scheduled prior to the Christmas holidays. PAUSING DURING the excitement of the Prom are Belle and Beau Vickie Johnston and Mike Moore. rn 1 5 Q 'll 3
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W9 ,whglwlg-V I A Lai JUNIOR BOARD deputy Lynda Donham-'escorts' out- law Gem Meacham to iail for breaking the permit law. SHOWING OFF her farmer's attire, .Ioy White amazes her fellow westerner. Cowboys Stage Two Dag Invasion Ti., 'b.w'- A' QQ'- ::.- 3'1 COWBOY-TEACHER Roger Corzine appears to be roughing it through the day. HAND-CUFFED to the pole which served as the iail, fugitives of iunior board law seem to be discussing an escape. 26 Quite a contrast came to O.H.S. in January. Remembering the days when men were cowboys and authority meant sheriffs, Odessa High was invaded by just that during Western Week. The halls were filled with Junior Board deputies who would iust as soon chain fugitives without a permit to the post as look at them. Perilous as it was the cowpokes survived and even attended a dance in the girls' gymna- sium early Friday morning. A sophomore, Steve NIcCleery, beat out two upperclassmen, Tommy Parker and Steve Hays, in the capacity of sheriff this year. The traditional movie High Noon was shown in the auditorium during study halls. The money made by the Junior Board from the proceeds went toward paying for the Junior-Senior Prom.
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